The Ukrainian government, together with international partners, is conducting consultations on the implementation of a large-scale “Ukraine Prosperity Plan”. The cost of this initiative, which is designed for 10 years, is approximately $800 billion. The plan is being developed with the participation of Ukraine, the United States, the European Union, and G7 countries. The main goal is to ensure post-war recovery and sustainable economic growth for the country.
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Strategic Funding Directions and Key Sectors
According to Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, the plan involves attracting funding through public capital, which includes grants, loans, and private investments. Infrastructure projects, energy and industrial development, as well as investments in human capital remain priorities. The plan also includes the creation of a system of tools for modernizing the economy: guarantees, risk-sharing mechanisms, blended financing, investment platforms, and specialized funds.
Eurointegration and Security Guarantees
The development of the Ukrainian economy, according to the Prime Minister, is strengthened by the reforms that Ukraine is implementing as part of its Eurointegration. At the same time, full economic prosperity, as Svyrydenko emphasized, is only possible with reliable security guarantees for the state.
“In the coming weeks, Kyiv and its partners will work on funding sources for the implementation of the Ukraine Prosperity Plan.”
The government and international partners plan to identify specific funding sources and effective pathways for the implementation of this large-scale economic initiative in the near future.